For purposes of this report, Publisher commissioned a
survey of small and medium-sized enterprises with regard to the specific ICT
solutions they utilise. The resulting document
describes the top software and service selections, ICT spending patterns and anticipated plans
and the amount and type of infrastructure commonly accessed by these Polish
companies.
This is the third report edition which offers an analysis
of influential trends, current and predicted market conditions and exclusive
facts about Poland’s software, ICT services and infrastructure segment that you
won’t find anywhere else.
Unique report
analyses these key topics:
- ICT resources available to the small and medium sized business sector in Poland
- Products and services required by various types of SMEs
- Demand for additional software, ICT services, and infrastructure capacity; plans for expansion
- IT software and services utilisation among Polish small and medium-sized enterprises
- Results of interviews with professionals at small and medium-sized businesses operating in Poland
- Current and planned investments in IT software and services and infrastructure development among the surveyed businesses
- Data centre services, hosting and cloud computing uptake among Polish SMEs.
The survey produced
definitive SME data, including:
- Degree of ITC implementation – type and number of hardware, software and other IT solutions utilised by employees of Polish SMEs
- Utilisation of telecom and ICT services in order to gain internet access
- Types of software solutions most often implemented by surveyed businesses
- Traditional software solutions and implementations as opposed to SaaS and cloud-based applications.
- Market saturation in terms of software, ICT services and infrastructure within the surveyed businesses
- Major providers of software, ICT services and solutions to the surveyed companies and the popularity of particular solutions and vendors
- Plans to advance implementation of software and ITC solutions and expand the infrastructure at surveyed companies
- IT expenditures in the current market; forecasts for the years ahead
- Sources of financing for ICT implementations at Polish SMEs.
Consult this
publication for assistance when:
- Building a viable SME sales strategy
- Locating new contacts and expanding into new ICT markets
- Launching new products and services especially suited to SMEs
- Evaluating the potential spending of SMEs
- Evaluating the ICT resource supply at current levels among SMEs
- Ranking ICT providers and solutions that currently serve SMEs operating in various sectors of the Polish economy.
Know more about this
report at: http://mrr.cm/ZgV
How do 800 Polish
SME’s utilise infrastructure, software and ICT services: Publication is based
on a survey of manufacturing, retail, transport, utilities and financial
services enterprises.
Publisher recently conducted a dedicated survey of 800
small and medium-sized enterprises in Poland with regard to the ways in which
they select, purchase, use, implement and finance the ICT solutions required by
their unique business operations. Respondents were chosen for two categories –
small (10-49 employees), and medium (50-249 employees). They are active in a variety of sectors,
including: process manufacturing and discrete manufacturing, financial
services, banking and insurance companies, restaurants and hotels, utilities,
transport and logistics, retail, wholesale and merchandise distribution.
Read Software, ITC services and infrastructure in small
and medium-sized enterprises in Poland 2014 to discover the types of resources
these companies have at their disposal for system updates and new software
packages. This unique document lists the products, infrastructure and services
most often utilised by specific types of businesses and assesses upcoming
demand for new solutions. Exclusive interviews with knowledgeable industry
specialists add weight to calculations of current saturation levels and
forecast investments in ITC solutions and infrastructure upgrades.
The survey addressed key issues such as: current
implementations of specific solutions in each type of business, unique product
and service requirements of certain types of businesses, plans in place for
large-scale upgrades, commonly used internet access methods, most popular
software products and key providers of essential products, services and
solutions, financing options for new purchases and upgrades and forecast levels
of expenditures on these products and services by small and medium-sized Polish
businesses.
Survey respondents were questioned as to implementation
of a wide variety of software, such as office applications, document flow
management and antivirus applications. They also commented on ERP, CRM, BI,
financial and accounting software and HR and payroll applications, their
current operations and plans for changes and upgrades through future
investment. Respondents also compared ready to use software solutions to SaaS
applications in their particular business situations.
This report is an essential addition to the market
information libraries of executives and marketing specialists at companies that
sell software solutions to SMEs operating in Poland. It provides valuable
insight as to client demand and interests to Cable and telecoms companies active
in or entering the SOHO/SME sector and to distributors of specific ICT products
and services. Other types of business professionals that will benefit from this
inside look at a very important Polish industry include business analysts,
consultants and researchers and financial institutions focused on brokerage,
lending or investment.
Software, ICT services and infrastructure in small and
medium-sized enterprises in Poland 2014 is the perfect resource for use in
locating new clients, creating sales strategies for SMEs in Poland and
developing new products and services especially for use by SME clients. It is
helpful when estimating product and service demand in this market and in
evaluating the leading competitors on this market.
Know more about this
report at: http://mrr.cm/ZgV
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